Champagne jam

Cheap drink party. Made famous in "Run Ronnie Run" basically getting drunk on Boones farm or cheap malt liquor. White trash style.

Getting drunk on about 5 bucks per person or less, Or for free by stealing

Bobby and Sue hooked up last night at our champagne jam man, the trailer was rocking, man

or

Billy bob brought out the moonshine last night and we got down with a champagne jam.

by SaintlyDznutz November 21, 2009

Mothafuckin' JAM!

Interjection. An allusion to the YouTube video the ShaqSquatch in which an episode of Ghostbusters is voiced over with hilarious lines making no logical sense. Used by one when a very unfortunate occurence is avoided by chance alone.

1. Dude, I didn't git syphillis!
2. Oh fo real?
1. Hell yeah, Mothafuckin' JAM!

by The HughesCat December 14, 2008

Jam Locked

To Chill Meaning Jam out and the Locked stands for the area is locked by your crew and kno one can enter this domain.
Also when u are crunk da fuk out u use this word alot

Yo conor we got this area jam locked wit are juice in hand.

by Filliest Crunk Buck May 22, 2007

monkey jams

slang for rap music. any tunes that black people feel necessary to blare when they are driving their caddys.

"Those idiots hanging out by the welfare office are blarring their monkey jams way louder than they need to"

any artist whose name starts with "lil'" or "young"

such as lil wayne or young joc

by johanna315 June 23, 2008

Ass Jamming

1.v. Of or pertaining to the act of anal sex

"Dude, I was totally ass jamming her last night..."

by McClarky February 1, 2009

jam man

A rasterfarian man of jamacan oriogin who particularly likes smoking marajuana while listening 2 Bob Marley

Rass man dis weed is Harsh stik on dat Bob Marly Lp

by Sam .f June 1, 2003

BD Jam

Pretty much the best "all virtual" band in existance to date. (<-- Yes this is a biased statement.) Its members come from very different musical backgrounds and have very different musical influences. The band was brought together by a mutual love and appreciation for music. The most interesting fact about BD Jam is that (to date- June 2007) none of its members have formally met. Their correspondance is predominantly through the ever popular video website YouTube.com. The four core members of the group are from United Kingdom, Brazil, Mexico and Canada. On their shared YouTube channel you will find original compositions as well as their covers from popular artists such as, KT Tunstall, Alanis Morrisette, Jamiroquai, and The Beatles. BD Jam often recognizes other musicians on YouTube and features them as guest artists in their videos. You will note that none of the musicians that make up BD Jam or any feautured musicians read sheet music when composing their part for the finished product. They JAM just like a live band. Though oceans apart, Nanakojo (piano and vocals), Carol (acoustic guitar and vocals), Pook (bass guitar), and Saxy (saxophone) are devoted to making music and bringing it to a growing and appreciative audience.

Have you heard the new Incubus cover from BD Jam on YouTube?

by Sherita June 27, 2007